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"In conjunction with our sister company, H.264 Ltd, we are looking forward to demonstrating to representatives from the security services, law enforcement and military how the latest technology can provide them with invaluable assistance in keeping one step ahead of those who are intent on committing acts of terror," said Chris Williams, Director of Marketing and Business Development at Wavestore.

In addition to Wavestore's sophisticated and high performance hybrid video recording solutions which offer a wide choice of compression methods to record and store video from any combination of analogue, high definition and 360 degree cameras, visitors to stand J42 will also have the opportunity to see the REVADER HD PTZ camera system. Part of the re-deployable REVADER Totem camera range, this highly impressive camera system is supplied with an integrated video recorder and optional alarm inputs and audio power amplifier. Built-in intelligence triggers the cameras to automatically pan to an area of activity and track any movement whilst recording high quality images.

Also on show will be Wavestore's innovative Dewarping software which enables 360 degree cameras to be integrated into an existing system, with the dewarped images captured by the camera's fish-eye lens simultaneously recorded and displayed alongside images from other analogue and network cameras. Wavestore can be found on stand J42 at Counter Terror Expo which takes place on 19-20th April in the Grand Hall, Olympia, London.

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